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Starting: Mon Apr 1 00:12:25 EDT 2013
Ending: Tue Apr 30 22:08:13 EDT 2013
Messages: 250

• pci_alloc_consistent doubt   Avinash Patil
• what does it use two "!!"   Ben Wu
• what does it use two "!!"   Ben Wu
• what does it use two "!!"   anish singh
• pci_alloc_consistent doubt   Dhananjay Maske
• what does it use two "!!"   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• what does it use two "!!"   Christopher Harvey
• Online migration of arbitrary filesystems, possible?   Daniel Hilst
• Online migration of arbitrary filesystems, possible?   Daniel Hilst
• Online migration of arbitrary filesystems, possible?   Jason Ball
• what does it use two "!!"   Jonathan Neuschäfer
• cgroup.procs versus tasks (cgroups)   Kevin Wilson
• kernel build error   Mulyadi Santosa
• Reading linux boot args   manty kuma
• [ARM-LINUX]Booting is stopped at "CPSIE" instruction   sandeep kumar
• kernel build error   Kumar amit mehta
• cgroup.procs versus tasks (cgroups)   Vlad Dogaru
• What is idr_alloc()   Manavendra Nath Manav
• [help] kernel oops in function gpio_to_irq   Mylene Josserand
• Method to calculate user space thread size   naveen yadav
• kernel build error   Mulyadi Santosa
• cgroup.procs versus tasks (cgroups)   Kevin Wilson
• Reading linux boot args   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• cgroup.procs versus tasks (cgroups)   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Online migration of arbitrary filesystems, possible?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Biggest Fake Conference in Computer Science   newtonhanes at hushmail.com
• Biggest Fake Conference in Computer Science   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Reading linux boot args   manty kuma
• cgroup.procs versus tasks (cgroups)   Rami Rosen
• Method to calculate user space thread size   Mulyadi Santosa
• Method to calculate user space thread size   Sankar P
• Method to calculate user space thread size   naveen yadav
• sample network driver   Tarun Batra
• Kernel generates vmImage instead of zImage   Onur Cem Çelebi
• block level cow operation   Prashant Shah
• Method to calculate user space thread size   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Method to calculate user space thread size   Tobias Boege
• Biggest Fake Conference in Computer Science   Jonathan Neuschäfer
• [help] kernel oops in function gpio_to_irq   Mylene Josserand
• NMIs, Locks, linked lists, barriers, and rculists, oh my!   Arlie Stephens
• Kernel generates vmImage instead of zImage   Mulyadi Santosa
• NMIs, Locks, linked lists, barriers, and rculists, oh my!   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• A few questions about the kernel-janitors project.   Jerry Zhang
• A few questions about the kernel-janitors project.   Jerry Zhang
• NMIs, Locks, linked lists, barriers, and rculists, oh my!   Arlie Stephens
• Kernel generates vmImage instead of zImage   Onur Cem Çelebi
• Kernel generates vmImage instead of zImage   Onur Cem Çelebi
• Kernel generates vmImage instead of zImage   Christophe Aeschlimann
• Kernel generates vmImage instead of zImage   Onur Cem Çelebi
• socket MSG_DONTROUTE option on local sockets   devendra.aaru
• Related to Network packet in kernel   Tarun Batra
• Can anyone plz explain me the fields   Tarun Batra
• Kernel generates vmImage instead of zImage   Augusto Mecking Caringi
• Kernel generates vmImage instead of zImage   Robert P. J. Day
• Related to Network packet in kernel   michi1 at michaelblizek.twilightparadox.com
• NMIs, Locks, linked lists, barriers, and rculists, oh my!   michi1 at michaelblizek.twilightparadox.com
• Can anyone plz explain me the fields   michi1 at michaelblizek.twilightparadox.com
• Using vmalloc in device driver code   neha naik
• NMIs, Locks, linked lists, barriers, and rculists, oh my!   Arlie Stephens
• NMIs, Locks, linked lists, barriers, and rculists, oh my!   michi1 at michaelblizek.twilightparadox.com
• Using vmalloc in device driver code   Mulyadi Santosa
• Using vmalloc in device driver code   Arun KS
• Interrupt Handler of Ethernet Device   Robert Clove
• Interrupt Handler of Ethernet Device   Rami Rosen
• Interrupt Handler of Ethernet Device   Robert Clove
• Interrupt Handler of Ethernet Device   Anuz Pratap Singh Tomar
• Using vmalloc in device driver code   neha naik
• Interrupt Handler of Ethernet Device   ishare
• Interrupt Handler of Ethernet Device   Rami Rosen
• simple question about the function memcmp in kernel   Ben Wu
• simple question about the function memcmp in kernel   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• simple question about the function memcmp in kernel   Max Filippov
• simple question about the function memcmp in kernel   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• simple question about the function memcmp in kernel   Burke
• Interrupt Handler of Ethernet Device   Robert Clove
• Interrupt Handler of Ethernet Device   Rami Rosen
• Kernel generates vmImage instead of zImage   Onur Cem Çelebi
• Linux from scratch   Alexandru Juncu
• Linux from scratch   Silviu Popescu
• Linux from scratch   Mulyadi Santosa
• Building multiple .ko files from a single module   Sankar P
• Linux from scratch   Robert P. J. Day
• Linux from scratch   Alexandru Juncu
• Building multiple .ko files from a single module   Moritz Fischer
• Building multiple .ko files from a single module   Kristof Provost
• Building multiple .ko files from a single module   Sankar P
• Passthrough device driver performance is low on reads compared to writes   neha naik
• Linux from scratch   Mulyadi Santosa
• At which Network Layer   Robert Clove
• At which Network Layer   Yi Li
• open_softirq do?   Robert Clove
• open_softirq do?   Rami Rosen
• the github repo, and bugzilla.kernel.org   Haix64
• the github repo, and bugzilla.kernel.org   Jonathan Neuschäfer
• Kexec sys call code   leo kirotawa
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   neha naik
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   Rajat Sharma
• Linux from scratch   Mulyadi Santosa
• Linux from scratch   Alexandru Juncu
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   Bjørn Mork
• How will Linux community support the coming Intel new chip Bay Trail?   Peter Xu
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   neha naik
• How will Linux community support the coming Intel new chip Bay Trail?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• How will Linux community support the coming Intel new chip Bay Trail?   Greg Freemyer
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   Rajat Sharma
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   neha naik
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   Greg Freemyer
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   neha naik
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   Arlie Stephens
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   Greg Freemyer
• Forum for asking questions related to block device drivers   neha naik
• net_device: limit rate ot tx packets   christian+kn at wwad.de
• net_device: limit rate ot tx packets   michi1 at michaelblizek.twilightparadox.com
• net_device: limit rate ot tx packets   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• net_device: limit rate ot tx packets   michi1 at michaelblizek.twilightparadox.com
• net_device: limit rate ot tx packets   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• simple question about struct pointer   Ben Wu
• simple question about struct pointer   arshad hussain
• Where is /dev/mtdX on Linux-3.8.0-rc7+   bill4carson
• who calls tx callback of the networking device   devendra.aaru
• File System Learning Approach   Pietro Paolini
• File System Learning Approach   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Where is /dev/mtdX on Linux-3.8.0-rc7+   Yuva Raj
• File System Learning Approach   Manish Katiyar
• File System Learning Approach   Pietro Paolini
• File System Learning Approach   Manish Katiyar
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   Alexandre Laurent
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   Kristof Provost
• SNORT/SURICATA LEARNing   Robert Clove
• SNORT/SURICATA LEARNing   Greg Freemyer
• SNORT/SURICATA LEARNing   Anuz Pratap Singh Tomar
• YAFFS2 not part of Linux Kernel   Pietro Paolini
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   Alexandre Laurent
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   michi1 at michaelblizek.twilightparadox.com
• YAFFS2 not part of Linux Kernel   Greg Freemyer
• Module needs to lookup its own symbols at runtime.   Neil Baylis
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   Kristof Provost
• Module needs to lookup its own symbols at runtime.   devendra.aaru
• Invitation to connect on LinkedIn   Kumar Sukhani via LinkedIn
• Invitation to connect on LinkedIn   rush
• So I want to get some kernel routine called....   Arlie Stephens
• YAFFS2 not part of Linux Kernel   Bernd Petrovitsch
• So I want to get some kernel routine called....   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Build error in linux-3.8.7   Giridhara RP (grp)
• Invitation to connect on LinkedIn   Leon Romanovsky
• Build error in linux-3.8.7   Sarbojit Ganguly
• Build error in linux-3.8.7   Giridhara RP (grp)
• Build error in linux-3.8.7   Sarbojit Ganguly
• Build error in linux-3.8.7   Giridhara RP (grp)
• Build error in linux-3.8.7   Giridhara RP (grp)
• How to debug kernel on ARM with gdb   Woody Wu
• Build error in linux-3.8.7   Giridhara RP (grp)
• Handling MSI interrupts   Matti Vaittinen
• Build error in linux-3.8.7   Sarbojit Ganguly
• net_device: limit rate ot tx packets   christian+kn at wwad.de
• scheduler context   ratheesh kannoth
• Build error in linux-3.8.7   Sarbojit Ganguly
• linux-3.8.7 64bit build   Giridhara RP (grp)
• linux-3.8.7 64bit build   Giridhara RP (grp)
• scheduler context   Arun KS
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   Alexandre Laurent
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   Alexandre Laurent
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• [ARM-LINUX]Init process is not getting launched while bringing up an opensource kernel on Qualcomm board...   sandeep kumar
• [ARM-LINUX]Init process is not getting launched while bringing up an opensource kernel on Qualcomm board...   Sarbojit Ganguly
• [ARM-LINUX]Init process is not getting launched while bringing up an opensource kernel on Qualcomm board...   sandeep kumar
• [ARM-LINUX]Init process is not getting launched while bringing up an opensource kernel on Qualcomm board...   Sarbojit Ganguly
• help needed to do mmap   er krishna
• help needed to do mmap   Prabhu nath
• help needed to do mmap   er krishna
• Check live Virtual Address to Physical Address mappings   Shraddha Kamat
• help needed to do mmap   Prabhu nath
• Check live Virtual Address to Physical Address mappings   Mulyadi Santosa
• Why the niceness is not always taken into account ?   Alexandre Laurent
• Building kernel modules with debuginfo and printing line numbers in kernel oops message / coredump   Sankar P
• Building kernel modules with debuginfo and printing line numbers in kernel oops message / coredump   neha naik
• Can small writes generate a lot of faults?   Daniel Hilst Selli
• Check live Virtual Address to Physical Address mappings   Josh Cartwright
• Building kernel modules with debuginfo and printing line numbers in kernel oops message / coredump   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• YAFFS2 not part of Linux Kernel   richard -rw- weinberger
• Building kernel modules with debuginfo and printing line numbers in kernel oops message / coredump   Sankar P
• Building kernel modules with debuginfo and printing line numbers in kernel oops message / coredump   Sankar P
• Something about Redhat   Robert Clove
• Something about Redhat   Grzegorz Dwornicki
• Something about Redhat   Robert Clove
• Something about Redhat   Grzegorz Dwornicki
• process context value   Shraddha Kamat
• Something about Redhat   Robert Clove
• Can small writes generate a lot of faults?   Gaurav Jain
• Writing device drivers in Linux: A brief tutorial   Zack
• Can small writes generate a lot of faults?   Mulyadi Santosa
• Fwd: Building kernel modules with debuginfo and printing line numbers in kernel oops message / coredump   Sankar P
• Alternative for API system() in multi-threaded app   Praveen kumar
• I2C: kernel & userspace drivers : using i2c-stub   Sagar Padhye
• Can small writes generate a lot of faults?   Greg Freemyer
• Fwd: [RFC]CPU in SYSFS: what information should be written to /sys/devices/system/cpu/probe to add cpu In X86?   Ren Zhen
• I2C: kernel & userspace drivers : using i2c-stub   anish singh
• I2C: kernel & userspace drivers : using i2c-stub   Sagar Padhye
• I2C: kernel & userspace drivers : using i2c-stub   Rami Rosen
• [HELP] Document: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cache/index0/coherency_line_size   Ren Zhen
• Writing device drivers in Linux: A brief tutorial   richard -rw- weinberger
• [HELP] Document: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cache/index0/coherency_line_size   Silviu Popescu
• Invitation to connect on LinkedIn   Vivek P.
• Writing device drivers in Linux: A brief tutorial   shampavman
• what will kernel_execve() does..?   sandeep kumar
• Invitation to connect on LinkedIn   Greg Freemyer
• Writing device drivers in Linux: A brief tutorial   Robert P. J. Day
• [HELP] Documentation on CPU:/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpuX/cache/indexX/shared_cpu_map   Ren Zhen
• Can small writes generate a lot of faults?   Daniel Hilst Selli
• [rrd-users] Can small writes generate a lot of faults?   Daniel Hilst Selli
• Building kernel modules with debuginfo and printing line numbers in kernel oops message / coredump   Mulyadi Santosa
• [HELP] cpuidle in SYSFS: /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpuidle/state0/desc   Ren Zhen
• Dynamic Sysfs Attribute Files   Matt Davis
• access to hardware registers using KGDB on ARM   Андрей Скворцов
• Dynamic Sysfs Attribute Files   Rami Rosen
• Dynamic Sysfs Attribute Files   Tobias Boege
• [HELP]CPU in SYSFS:/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/microcode   Ren Zhen
• anyone else getting "sizeof(struct x86cpu_device_id)" errors compiling kernel?   Robert P. J. Day
• Dynamic Sysfs Attribute Files   Matt Davis
• ［OT] How to use relative path in gdb macro   hz hanks
• [HELP] Documentation on CPU:/sys/devices/system/cpu/cpuX/cache/indexX/shared_cpu_map   edsionte
• Do we use ARM's system mode in linux kernel   Dhiraj Kumar
• ucontext in signal handler   Warlich, Christof
• Do we use ARM's system mode in linux kernel   Greg Freemyer
• Compile multiple modules with a single makefile   Henrique Rodrigues
• Compile multiple modules with a single makefile   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• Compile multiple modules with a single makefile   Henrique Rodrigues
• Compile multiple modules with a single makefile   Henrique Rodrigues
• Invitation to connect on LinkedIn   Ashish Anand via LinkedIn
• oops in a kernel module   Kevin Wilson
• Documentation on device-mapper and friends   Kumar Amit Mehta
• Documentation on device-mapper and friends   Greg Freemyer
• oops in a kernel module   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• oops in a kernel module   Kevin Wilson
• still confused by kernel compile msg, "sizeof(struct x86cpu_device_id)=12 ..."   Robert P. J. Day
• Do we use ARM's system mode in linux kernel   Arun KS
• Documentation on device-mapper and friends   amit mehta
• Documentation on device-mapper and friends   Greg Freemyer
• Building multi-file modules   Arlie Stephens
• Documentation on device-mapper and friends   Anatol Pomozov
• [OT]kernel internship for women   Anuz Pratap Singh Tomar
• [help] USB - kernel 3.8 : ULPI timeout   Mylene Josserand
• Documentation on device-mapper and friends   Gaurav Mahajan
• hello and wiki edit   Sven Dowideit
• hello and wiki edit   Jonathan Neuschäfer
• hello and wiki edit   Valdis.Kletnieks at vt.edu
• updated hands-on tutorial on how to load external firmware from your module   Robert P. J. Day
• hello and wiki edit   Sven Dowideit
• hello and wiki edit   Sven Dowideit

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